ANSES today: all beneficiaries receiving payments this Friday, May 29

ANSES continues with the payment schedule for May, and this Friday, May 29, several schedules for pensions, retirement benefits, and unemployment benefits will conclude.

In addition to the groups affected by the end of their ID numbers, various benefits remain available that are paid over several weeks and do not depend on the end of the document.

Who receives ANSES this Friday, May 29

According to the official ANSES calendar, the following beneficiaries will receive payments this Friday:

Pensions and retirements that exceed the minimum amount

Those with documents ending in 8 and 9 will receive their payments.

Unemployment Benefit Plan 1

Beneficiaries with documents ending in 8 and 9 will receive their payments this Friday.

What benefits remain active regardless of the ID

In addition to the scheduled payments for this Friday, ANSES maintains benefits that are available for all document endings.

One-Time Payments

Payments for Marriage, Adoption, and Birth are still available for all IDs.

• First half of the month: from May 12 to June 10.

• Second half of the month: from May 22 to June 10.

Family Allowances for Non-Contributory Pensions

Benefits for holders of Non-Contributory Pensions continue to be paid for all document endings until June 10.

Which groups have already completed their May schedule

In recent weeks, payments for the following have already concluded:

• AUH and Family Allowance per Child.

• Pregnancy Allowance.

• Non-Contributory Pensions.

• Prenatal and Maternity Allowance.

• Pensions and retirements that do not exceed the minimum amount.

Beneficiaries can check the details of their payments and receipts through My ANSES. This information comes from the official calendar of the agency.

ANSES increase for June: how much will retirees and pensioners receive

With the inflation data from April, ANSES benefits will have an increase of 2.6% in June.

The minimum pension will be $403,317.99. To this amount, an extraordinary bonus of $70,000 will be added, bringing the total to $473,317.99.

Additionally, during June, the half bonus will be paid. For those receiving the minimum, the SAC will be around $201,659. Thus, between the pension, bonus, and bonus, the total income will reach approximately $674,976.99.

On the other hand, the maximum pension will be set at $2,713,948.18, to which the corresponding bonus for the first semester will be added.

The increase will also apply to Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC), AUH, and the rest of the allowances paid by ANSES.